Even after installing the RealTek driver several times, it never shows up in the Device Mangler - uh, I mean Manager 😉 However, under the Sound, video and game controllers section, I have a Legacy Audio Drivers and several Codecs, but no RealTek driver. Everything says it is operating correctly. (Now, I've been around Windows enough to know that these most likely just go with the first error - not that there's anything wrong with my system's memory but I included them for detail, just in case.)Īlso, I have *no yellow exclamation points* in the Windows Device Manager. Click on OK to terminate the program" When I click on OK, this is followed by another similar window. The text says "An exception occurred wile trying to run "C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL "C:\WINDOWS\system32\stacgui.cpl",SigmaTel Audio" followed by a rundll32.exe - Application Error window that says "The instruction at "0x1003e494" referenced memory at "0x00c13fd4". If I click on Control Panel/SigmaTel Audio, I get a RUNDLL window with a white X on a red background. running the 'kb835221' fix most recently in Leopard, but no joy there, either. removing/re-installing/repairing my Boot Camp drivers (this started with Beta 1.4, so I tried everything there then it continued in Leopard, so I've tried the same again with the new Boot Camp). They seem to install correctly, but Control Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices still says "No Audio Device". re-installing the device drivers individually. I had hoped my upgrade to Leopard and its Boot Camp drivers would fix it, but no joy.
As many others have experienced, I have no audio in Windows XP.
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